
Shadeform operates a GPU Cloud Marketplace, providing a unified console and API for launching and managing on-demand GPU instances and clusters across multiple cloud providers. The platform allows users to compare prices and availability, launch instances with or without account setup, and manage all instances from a single interface. Shadeform aims to simplify access to high-performance computing resources for AI and machine learning workloads, offering GPUs like H100, H200, and the upcoming Blackwell B200. They also facilitate reservations for GPU clusters through a simple form, connecting users with over 11 providers within 24 hours.

Shadeform operates a GPU Cloud Marketplace, providing a unified console and API for launching and managing on-demand GPU instances and clusters across multiple cloud providers. The platform allows users to compare prices and availability, launch instances with or without account setup, and manage all instances from a single interface. Shadeform aims to simplify access to high-performance computing resources for AI and machine learning workloads, offering GPUs like H100, H200, and the upcoming Blackwell B200. They also facilitate reservations for GPU clusters through a simple form, connecting users with over 11 providers within 24 hours.
What they do: GPU cloud marketplace and API to compare, launch, and manage GPU instances across providers
HQ: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Founders / Execs: Ed Goode (CEO), Ronald Ding (CTO), Zachary Warren (co-founder)
Funding signal: Pre-Seed round; investors include Y Combinator and Unpopular Ventures
Team size (reported): 6 employees
High-performance compute provisioning for AI and machine learning workloads across multi-cloud environments.
Cloud infrastructure / GPU compute marketplace
Crunchbase lists one Pre-Seed round; investors named include Y Combinator and Unpopular Ventures but no disclosed amount or public date
“Investors named: Y Combinator; Unpopular Ventures”